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Va, va, mignonne, on men meurt pas,
it Ia marraine en- pembrassant.

Va, va, mignonne, on men meurt pas,
ft Ia marraine en- Pembrassaut
Apres avoir legarement d6jeune, Marcelle
s'assoupit. Ellie st des reves bizarres, Ia
fois heureux ct tourmentes. Ellie etait sur
le haut dune tour, don't les fondements So
psrdaient dams un abime. Et en- % PEN
chant ellie apercevait distinctement la-bas,
tout au fond du gouffre, le cadavre de son
pere, tel qu'on ravait WI jadis lorsqu'l tom
ba foudroye. Et des Svres entr'ouvertes
du cadavre montait jusqun ellie une voix
douce ct fable CONNIE un souiile, mais de-
chirante &" Ma 6lle na file! An secours I"
Ellie % jetait dams le vide, mais tout coup
le cadavre await disparu, ellie - trouvait
dams les bras de Robert, ct elle s'eveillait.
Ellie - rendormit. Et cette fois ellie etait
agenouillee devant ID tombe de son pere.
Sur cette tombe il await pouss6 an arbuste
convert de roses blanches. I'm homme don't
ellie ne voyait pas h figure. await cueilli une
dc ces roses ct h lui offrait; ellie Ia NIT 4
son cOrsage, ct &c n'etait plus une rose, mais
I'M bouquet de Aeurs d'oranger. De meme
le cimetiere s'stait change en- eglise ct 10
tombe en- autel. Ellie % trouvait maintenant
I genoux sur les marches de- Get autel, cote
de celui don't ellie ne voyait toujours pas Ia
figure. Et, en- levant les yeux sur le pretre
9ui les benissait, ellie reconnut son pere.
Ellie jeta un grand cri de saisissement, cou::
vert par ID sonore harmonic de rorgue qui
louait une marche triomphale. Ellie s'evei!-
ID encore. Un orgue de Barbarie moulait
sous ses fenetres Ia Valse des Roses.
Grice une cuilleree de choral dams un
demi-verre d'eau, ellie dormit assez bien Ia
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mutt. lie matin, ellie voulait absolument se
lever, mais Ia tante s'y opposa avec une re:
solution energique; ellie await dsja expedie
Therese dams les deux maisons on 81 niece
devait douner une .lecon CO jour-a, pour
pr&venir de son indispositiou. Et CONNIE
Marcelle s'agitait:
-Reste tranquille, lui dit-elle. Plus tn
t'egiteras, plus tn retarderas ton r6tablisse-
ment. 81 tn es sage, je to laisserai sortir
demain.
-Eh bieu, marianne, donnez- moi mon bu-
ward: je mai que deux lignes 4 ecrire, ct je
me tiendrai en- repos ensuite.
II fallut le lui donner, ct Ia lettre qu'elle
ecrivit sur SON lit n'avait que deux Egnes,
en- effet: "Convoquez immediatement les
creanciers, payez-les jusqu'au dernier, ct
avertissez moi des que CO sera fait." Puis
ellie s'endormit dun sommeil paisible ct re-
parateur. -.
Ven 10 soir, ellie fut Sveilles par un baiser
tres doux qui effleurait ses cheveux. En-
ouvrant les yeux, ellie Wit Jeanne Andre qui
se penchait sur ellie ct qui, aussit6t, lui en-.
tourant le cou de ses bras, se init Penn
brasser vingt fois avec uue sorte de frenesie.
Ellie Sc dsbattit en- rant:
-Mais vous me faites NAL, petite folle
All! tant pis. Quand Thersse est We.
nue.. TAI cru que vous Gtiez tres malade, ct
ie suis si contente e.. Attendez que je vous
Je vols bien que CO nest pas du
malheur qui vous es tarrivs.
Non, non, CO nest pas du malheur' an
contraire. :.
Jeanne. partant CONNIE un resort elasti-
que, &c NIT bondir ct caracoler par Ia
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-10-08
fruDE DE- Ne rANroN,
N0rAIRE 4 REvILLY,
(H0ste. Mayse.)
A Madame resve Bernard, d Paris.

A Madame resue Bernard, d Paris.
Madame,
"Par h prSsents, jai rhonneur de vous
informer que nous avons trouvS marchand
pour 10 chateau de SaSerac, "a prix inespSre
De $1,000 francs. La somme q StS dSpos6e
CO jourd'hui meme entre mes mains, contre
l'acte dc vente en- bonne ct due forme. Je
b ITEMS ! votre disposition. veuillez me
dire remploi one jen dois fairs.
"Tres heureux, madame, d'avoir ter
minS cetts affairs votrs satisfaction, je
d9poss vos pisds rhommage du plus pro.
fond respect asec lequel jai rhonneur de-
tre, etc.
"P. &-L'acquSreur est N. Robert Du-
plsssy, Dc Rsvilly."
-Ah rintrigant, Ct h tante, don't ls sang
aflua vivsmsnt con cosur, mais qui n'etait
pas femme ! s'6vauouir CONNIE - ni1ce.
On emporta Marcslle sur son lit. Une
demi-heurs apres, ellie rsvint l ellie, ct de-
meurs fable, muetts, CONNIE bris&e, mais
avsc IN air De b&afituds rSpandu sur SON
visage, que colorait une teints rosSe.
-Sl est possible De % metre dams des
Stats pareils! bougonna Nine Le Bargy.
Est-es asses ridicuIs! voyons, on sou6res.
tut
-Je ne souhfre pas, marianne. on 81 je
SQUIRE, sjouta-t-ells tout bas, aprss un 81.
lence de quelques seeondes, c'est dc trop de
bouheur.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-10-08
LES CERISES De La JUDGE.


Par uns splendids matinee du usoie de-
mai, trois voysgsuss suivaieut 4 pied In
roWts bova6e Ae ftais sycomoree Qui do Ia
vijlo do Tibtriade assise an bord do lac de
06steareth % Palestine, co1dsit Nagda..
Sans - iaiassr dominer par 10 charms De
cette uatin6e et d magmi6eeucc du payaa.
70. l0o tsoio voyageura coUttnuatent 4
syeneer rapideoeut sous h voAts verte
De- ayeoworss plants % bord do 10 route
aui Iongealt Il mer Dc 06nksareth.
De ces troia voysgeurs, le premier 6tait
J6sus, Ole Dc Jossp6 ct dc Marie, deseen.
dant do raj David ct dtjA cklebrc. proptete
en IssaSl lee astras, Pierre ct Andre, deus
Do 80 pseniess disciples.
Pechean toss lss dsex. ils .svaient, ! -
vols, abaudousS lsurs 6lets v9or le suivve !;
q 10 l'aeeompagnsiest dc vile On vile. de
bosrgade 81 boeresde. attendant avec In.
patienea b jesr O ils sersient sppel6e !
isssdss = past eau lear evsit rrooise
dass sou royss0s.
puisaaNoo ee0poeollo: leure idAeo n'avaiHmt
Pc ps st'svsr p'ss h:ut et leas FOL s'xtait
Pc encore o1e0pto d'ambjtioW, doegueiI
pest-eess.
Pierre sustout, avee - nature svdsute, %
rovait Gee eooQooto et yicteire, esttait %
6s ess 6eanss 9si .'ktaitsgt pas, quasd d
S'agit d'aa este 6elataut, . expoees leur
VI, mals qui reGasdest eomms as.dessoos
d'eas l'aeeooplisssasat d'as este er3.
naire.
Jesus, Qul insessiaait sartost ~ diaei.
p0es por De- egemples % dee pasaboles,
vo0lue AooOoe uuO lec0O bieuvoiIlaute Z
eslai qo'il await dljA d6aign6 d'avaece po1r
Ateo b pVlnco do 80 op0tSos et ooo premier
vicaire sos 10 term.
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@ss''''.'s h &,et'a,:ts.
peUxIEMe PARTle.
KIN.

xXU.
-Nadamsl madame cr;ait h voix dur.
suls sur an Ton disssptc6.
-Quy s-t-ile
-0h uoq Ditui veuss vite.
Ans II Barry = peieip;ta dun bond
- \ ehamhse d 0ascelle.
Ussuls eoutsoait h jsuns femme Svanouis
dnas sea fantsuil, b busts a&aissi, lss bras
O>aaants. EQs psedait h W. st - lamsa.
tt. L. rspous6ent Do con eouds pointu,
1ne Il DirU Scarta h robs, coupa lee
eesdeas du corset ct inonda b visage
dsan ftsisbs; slle n'avait Pcs de ssls, ne
tae9 peiae uns pstits maitsssse. e tout sn
agssaat svse vigusur st DECISION, slls
gSsooslait:
-Qu'sst-es que esla s;gai6sf VOLTA h
pssoloss Sais qu'oa s'tvanouit dams b famil-
=. g alest 20 nstss Csnss. Qus psut-il
otro anivtf
Ebe apsssut IN bout Dc papise qui dSbor.
dat d = main dseits crispSe. Ells desser-
- - dotgts = n tin uns lstiss au'elle en-.
bsasss teut'sotisss d'su comp Doll.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-10-08
BUREAU: RIVE GAUcHE,
AUN MILE 2T DBM
De l'EGllSE ST. PIERRE

en- mars ct en- avril. L'tpo0ue des chasses
est 4 peu pres Ia meme QUEEN Allemagne.
Aj"ntOns.y repOque de In chasse dn gi.
bier special dc crtte cOntree 10 chamOis se
cl,assc du Is Juliet an 10 nOvcmbre dams le
VOrnlberg, II ne Peut so chasser que jus-
qua In Saint Martin; In maimOtte se chaa-
So en- scptembre ct OctObrc. En- Galicie, In
chasse do ces deux b6tes est absOlnment
dffenlue en- tout temps. Les gelinottes 40
chassent depuis scptembre jusqa'en fevrier:
lie prix dcs permis dc chase, en- Autriche,
est de 10 hoIins pour les propri&taires on
fermiers dc chasse ct de 9 florins pour les
invites. En- HOugr:e, on pent, en- outre, -
faire deliver des permis tempOraires.
En- Italie, il y a uDe dOnzaine dc permis
lie chasse diderents, suivant QUO ION chas.
90 telle on telle bete. La chasse al fasil,
CONNIE nous pentendOns ici, exige m per-
du Ter mars al 81 Juliet. En- dehors de ces
limites, POuvertnre ct In fermeture sont re-
glees par les cOnssils proyinciaux. La chas.
90 a cOurrc nest Onverte que le Is octobre.
En- Belgiqne, les <poQues de 10 chase
s0ut pen pres lea nn6mes qa'e0 France; 10
permis coAte 42 francs depuis 1852, ct nest
delivr6 que sur In preuve que le postulant
poss6de IN drOit de- chasse Sur une 6tenduo
do dix hectares.
lie faisan nest chass6 qn'A partir do Ter
octobre ct 10 lievre cesse do fGtre du Ier
janvier. II en- est do memo pour le grand.
duchs do Luxembourg, Oh le permis no
codte one IS florins, mais les etrangcrs peu.
vent Obtenir gratuitement Nm permis d.
chaser pOur cin1 jours.
La HUllande trois permis lc grand per-
mia vnlable pour toutes les chasscs ct cod
tant 30 horins (Sl2.6O). Le moyen permis,
qui exclut Ia chasse an fancon, cohtant IS
horins, ct le permis dc forins n'autorisaut
que In cl,asse avec 6lets ct lacct. La chas.
se eat interdite le dimancbe.
Le gibier do Ia HOllande comprend' 10
gros gibier, le petit gibier, ct surtout 10 81.
bier d'eau: canards, plongeurs, poules dean,
b3cassines, pluviers, etOurneaux. edtaies,
huppes, vauneaux. C'est surt0ut 10 chase
an gibier d'eau qui est In vraie chase dc CO
pays. L'ouvertnre ct Ia fermeture sout
fix6es par arrat6s dee gouverneurs pea
pres aux mames 6poques qn'eu France.
En- Suede, r0bligatiOn du permis meet
impose qu'aax ktrangers lee aninsanx
sont peu pres les memes qu'en H0llande,
mais Ia Suede poesede, en outre, une sorts
do perdrix g,ise, appellee lagopAde, qui rst
tres r6pandne 1t don't Ia chasse est asses
curieuse parce que Get !oiseau - terre dams
Ia neige Oh II plonge pour % cacher.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-10-08
aucklen's Arnica Salve.

Cest 10 meilleur Onguent au monde pour les Cou-
pures les Meurrissures les Piaies. les ulceres les
Iniammations cafarrhales. les Boutons de fievre,
les Dartres les Mains gercTes. les Engelnres. les
Cors ct tout.s les Erurtions de Ia Peau, ct gufrt
positivement les Hfmorroies Ou aucun Placement
ne sera exige Garanti lie donner parfaitc satisfac
tion on largent sera rcuis Prx, % cents Ia boitc.
A vcndrc par les droguistes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-10-08

Edward Shepherd, de Harrisburg. ILL.,, dit:
Ayant recu un ri grand bfnEAce dcs Bitters Elec-
triques je scns quill est dc mon devoir do lie fart
SAVIOR d rhumanit6 soufsrante. J'si en- une plate
supurante sur ma jamie pendant huit ans: mes me-
decline me disaent quill faudrat CRATER res on am.
puteu Ia jamie. Jai at usage, su contraire dc tros
bouteiles de Bittess Electnques ct de sept boites
dOnguent rArnica de Buekleu, ct ma jainbe est
aujourtl'h hui saine ct gu6rie."
Les Bitters Electriques ~ vendeut 50 cents Ia
boutei'e ct lUnguent d'Anica de Bucklen IS cents
la boite chez votre pharmacien.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-10-08
CHARLES LASSElGNE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SON TAG.


Cstait un valiant homme
Que Sontag, un vainquour,
In dc ceux que Ton nomme
Artistes au grand coeur.
Une foule ravie,
L'autre jour, acclamait
L'srtiste plein de vie,
L'artiste qu'elle aimait.
Au;ourd'hui, moins dune heure
Apres tons nos bravos,
C'sst une femme qui pleure
L'artiste sans rivaux.
Et ses enfants, de meme,
Ses doux enfants aimes,
Pleurent celui qu'on aime,
Leur pere aux yeux fermes.
Car Ia mort redoutable,
Point cruelle l demi,
Et toujours lamen.able,
A frappt notrs ami.
Ellie q, brutals ct sombre,
Dams I'M jour malheureux,
RayS Sontag du nombre
Des vivants genSreux.
Pourtant, rautre semaine,
= En- me serrant ID main
Dams Il commune haine
Du conquSrant germain,
CONNIE aussi Temperance
De rheure oa ton tambour
Victorieux, 8 France,
Riveillsra 6trasbourg,
Le fls do ID stoique
Alsace, front haut,
Ceur noble, lme hSroique,
Ne disait: a bieMt6t."
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-10-08

00SO IN CA0a! Wcresstsris aMA 3 Web.
HoSsrs ~crsS iiSsc sivec :: e1lS9o JSe Se:t
essays answering the question Why should ~
. Dictionary Holderi" For full particulars. send
20 1.a Verse ~. N0yes, 80 4 10l w. Monroe g..
Quirc ot your Bookstore.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-10-08

Are those whom confirmed tendency to bilious
ness, subject to the various and changefhl symp-
toms indicative Of liver complaint. Nausea, sick
headache. constipation. furred tongue. % unpeas.
hood Of the afectei organ, impurity Of the blood
and loas Of appstite siGnaise u one Of the most
distressing. - IL IL Of the most commoo Of ma
ladies. There is however. benign specific for the
the concurrent testimony Of the publie and the No
dica profession that Hostetters Stomach Blttees u
. medicine which achieves results speedily felt.
order, Il invigorates TIA feeble. conqucss kidney
and bladder complaints. and hasteue the eopvales
ceucs Of those recovering from enfeebling diseases
Moreover, u 10 the grand specific Tor fever and
aGue.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-10-08

Album dun financier.
A ~ premiere eulotte, 'eulant ne rieu do
plua press6 que de chercher ses p"ches.
Devenm homme, u no peose plus qu'snx
pOches dee autres.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-03

hail Of them Indians, and the strange
part of il is that the Indians arc good
workmen-the FIRST time in history that
Indians have been known TO work at
manual labor and DO as much as white
men. The workmen are all paid 81 u
day and beard, and live with their
wives and families-those who have
any--in huts on the mountain side.
Most of the Indians have squaws with
them.
is there any agriculture in Alas
ka?"
''None whatever. The mines and
fisheries support tho population, the
food supplies being obtained from
Portland, Ore, OF other points on the
American coast. Probably there is u
little potatoes or turnips raised, but it
is only a patch. There is practically
no agriculture
What does Juneau look likep Is
there any immigrationp"
Juneau looks like a rising city. 1t
is beginning 10 have sidewalks, and
there are drug stores there, and the
people seem pushing--I noticed they
advertised a good deal"
What do you think of Alaska rs e
field for immigra,ienp"
Instead of replying to this Mr.. Reed
began 10 decant on the great improve
ments along the line of the Northern
Pacific, the country along that line in
the far west being rapidly filed with
settlers. The wheat fields on the Up
per Columbia he described as magnifi-
cent. =
"On our return" he confined. ''we
went up the Columbia river, and thence
by the Oregon Short-Line to Salt Lake
City.n
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-03

witnesses, and in heaven a great multi
tude OF witnesses that no man can
number, testify ing that there is power
In this religion 20 eonvert the soul, to
give comfort in trouble, and to afford
composure in the last hour.
II ten men should come to you when
you are sick with appalling sickness,
and say they had the same sickness,
and took a certain medicine, and it
cured them, you would probably take
it. Now, suppose ten other men should
come up and say: owe don't believe
there is anything in that medicine"
WELL" say. ''have you ever tried
ite"
mo, | never tried It,. but I don't
believe there is ANYTHING in it." OF
course you discredit their testimony.
The skeptic may come and say: There
is no power in your religion" "IHave
you ever tried itP' mo, no." .'Then
a%vaun,!' Let me take the testimony
of the millions Of souls that have been
converted to God, and co.aforted in
trial and solaced in the last hour. We
will take their testimony US they cry:
1--WE are witnesses!"
II STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
Some time ago Professor Henry, of
Washington, discovered a new star.
and the tidings sped oy submarine tel
egraph. and all the o~bservatories of
Europe were watching for that new
star. Oh, nearer, looking out through
the darkness of thy soul, canst thsu
see a bright light beaming on theeg
"WhereP" you say, ''Wherep How
can | find itp" Look along by the
line Of the cross Of the Son of God. Dc
you not see it trembling with all ten
derness and beaming with all hope!
1t is the Star of Bethlehem.
"Deep horror then my v,tals froze,
Death struck | ceased the tide 10 stem
When suddenly a star arose
1t was the star Of B-thlehem.n
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-03

There will be a thrill Of gladness
throughout the whole country To learn
that Mrs. Logan is recovering from her
accent severe injuries received by hav-
ing been thrown from her carriage
some time ago. Her physicians now
regard her as beVnud the danger point.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-03

Where Is WY b., or b re 1t my Girl to-
night' should ottener M asked nv parents.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-09-03
RELIGION NOT AN ABSTRACTION.

You see. my friends, l have not put
before you an abstraction, or a chimera,
or anything like guess work. | present
you ahidavits of the best men and
women, living and dead. Two wit
nesses in court will establish q fact.
Here are not two witnesses but a thou
sand witnesses-on earth millions of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30


Thornns shnEksy iires p he Whits
River valley, and i . respectable and
truthful clsixan. He tells d be haa
seven acres and one hundred hills Il
hops, or, IN round numbeEs, one aers
and an sighth; thai il the year - be
harvested OF dis gard 3 so poand
q hops, weight Is sold; h 1856, 1900
pounds: IN Is8s, q. $50 pounds; IN 1851.
isbos pounds; s7.s2s pounds hops IN
four years ssld on this aevsn and one
eiehth acres. This i an average 81
over 500 pounds Per acse for four con-
sscutfvs years, and b hard 70 beat II
any country.
Mr. sharksy hesiEated 70 teli this.
fearing lest his word would b dcubted
and referred BY name 70 the parties
purchasing and 70 his neighbors IS b
tie measuremento Of the land. To ease
bis mind and forsify his assertion, We
wiz try t. tel 3 bigger story than he
dare tell, and turn the doubling ones
away from HIS track. Joseph Meeksr
Of PuyaIlup raissd over four thousand
pounds per acFs; George Lfvcsly q
sumner raised three thousand eight
hundred and thirty-sEght pounds per
acre. II these gentlemen named de-
sire 70 Be protected, then we propose
70 throw ourselves into the breach and
say THAI IN the PnYaIlup yard, on the
home place, we have had a yield Of one
box 70 ave hills, where there we're q
thousand kills 70 the acre, and that The
aozss averaged twenty-four pounds 70
the box, ana ehat there were several
acres Of such.
Nov, II nnyope anywhere viii tell =
bigger story, then we win subaide and
write about something else; but until
then this must be set down a. "thel
biggest story out.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30
Prks IN ocrosER.

Mat Conner wants TO know what
became Of the planting Of peas in sue
csssion every week you wrote about
last summer" al have been curious
70 know how Il came ous." II "ca1ne
out Just - We expected. We have
had peas right along until the present
time, and, for aught We can see, will
have for . month yet, as at this writ
ing (oct. 2istl there are peas in all
stages Of growth. Jane had a nice
:. mess yesterday. good enough 10
make anyone's mouth water. For the
eleventh time We again vow never to
plant only dwarf peas. They are in
every way superior, and so much less
trouble.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

k lnafsn dnTs they ksss huens''
tAs4 they counsGtEa Iha8 kk4z
..p4 n.4aG eboHs sra f1et Z -
md stuzs 4 aeEE4 cIs99e 4
q H.a.n Is deep aaFeSsiAticn sel
~ cieeEing this ung yo1 mess nnl
$50 81 cut kHe brush DOM n tha
.e1N. A. he Ere mullg along ~
qfiaN1 va al ever and heir kezp /,
cunning Where he brush has been
s.aa1ee 3 becomsH dry and vi son
catch IRE and barn eYef The marsh
4 surface burn i no good. AfleE
Gearing ln thus way, rake over he
ground with garden r1ke, makfng il
- even - ~ 0nioa bed. Than forre
ne Fines into he muck about four
.4rnfz VITA . Wedge-1h4pod dibhie.
kat 81 . broonn handIs close e tie
broom, make thin wedge of the small
enq, cut . crescent il he lower end.
and you have Al Al dEbhie.
Plant The vines ahuut enc foot apart
each way. Plant any time from 0cso-
per % June. ] consider the iall the
aest - hey viz make root al winter
and start OF with vigor In the spring,
nus making almost . years di1srencs
q ENAlL MEoUt1.
Yoa probablv would hks % know
WY / do not hare more berries for
sale. The reason b this have been
eusting on my vines for sale and 70
plant oct mysrlf fherefere have had
hut few vines bearing. have this
year i've Barrels q berries from vines
that were cut OF three years ago.
shall sell no more vines By the barrel
bat viii have . small lot 81 vines % sell
by the thousand.
] send VITA this sample jar q her
ries. "A. j. BuRR.
P.s.-The best piece Of gror for
erAnberrles have seen IN the IerTi-
tory b Mr.. l. n. Wiicoxen's, on White
River, under the hill back d Van Do
ren's. That kind Of ground, put IN
proper ahape, VIII raise line berries.
A. J. BURa.
This letter Is valuable in that Il re-
lates facts {" experience and incident'')
As 70 this important branch Of agricul-
ture.
To NJ. Burr belongs the honor Of
having persistsntly followed this to
success, experimenting here, expIod-
ing theories there, making failures or
partial failures at times, yet never dis
couraged. until success finally has
crowned his efforts.
VITA this letter came jar Of beau
tiful berries, - nice Is they get 70 be,
too pretty 70 eat-sn ornament even to
q center tabls-sueh being a splendid
auxiliary 70 cur numerous varieties Of
cultivated and wild fruits.
This county abounds IN locations
suited 70 cranberry culture, As Is shown
By the numerous native beds yielding
large quantities Of native OF Wild Der
ries. By applying the multiplication
table 70 Mr.. BuFr's best success we find
he obtained a crop valued at nearly
$500 per acre.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30


Psracpl1riy ths fprmez q - lntass
sroep suincisns fsr nnnny srneE.hons.
Since ne have got rtnrte&, we III
answer pome qne1kions not asked.
Ills = : god grass country, henes =
god dnzzy country 4 + : good iruit
|eountry for apples. pears. prunss. cher
res. pIums, and - the small fruiss.
|0 course. - cannet close Uithaat
saying that Etba good hop eountEy-
lisa coed coal cssrmkry, good inms
herring country. . good fishing eoun-
trys = good game country, = good min
eral country, ; good climate country,
: god scenery eountyy, good COM
ny 70 emIgrnis % and : good eoantry
% live in.